Sentence examples for providers based on a from inspiring English sources

Both the Medicare program, which covers seniors, and the Medicaid program, which covers the poor, have long reimbursed health care providers based on a percentage of the average wholesale price.

The Service Selection Framework [2, 10 12] selects a service provider from a finite set of service providers based on a finite set of user preferences and the service is executed by the selected service provider.

The American Society of Blood and Marrow Transplantation has developed recommendations for treatment of aGVHD to be considered by care providers, based on a comprehensive and critical review of published reports.

During the 1st International Forum on midwifery in the community held by UNFPA, ICM and WHO in 2006 [[ 58] and Additional file 1], a framework was proposed for rapid scale-up of midwifery providers, based on a capacity development model.

We identified 142 UK general practices from the DIN database that were considered good quality data providers, based on a series of indicators which we have previously described[ 4].

For health services researchers, our findings identify an important variable to include in future studies of clinical performance, and an additional factor to consider when generalising findings from samples of providers based on a single clinical computing system.

Like the general health services, oral health care in Burkina Faso has been organized through a public/private mixture of providers based on an out-of-pocket payment system.

We studied two outcomes: healed wound (as determined by the local wound care provider based on a wound being fully epithelized and no longer requiring a bandage) and LEA.

Despite this, we acknowledge there could have been some selective reporting of more successful procedures; the number of procedures entered appeared to be similar to the number expected for each provider (based on a priori reported volumes), so we hope this bias was minimal.

At a meeting at the White House on Tuesday, the Blue Dogs said, they won agreement from the Energy and Commerce Committee chairman, Representative Henry Waxman of California, to try to curtail Medicare spending by giving the executive branch new power to set annual payment rates for doctors, hospitals and other health care providers, based on recommendations from an independent advisory council.

The Blue Dogs said they had won agreement from Mr. Waxman to help rein in Medicare spending by giving the executive branch new power to set annual payment rates for doctors, hospitals and other health care providers, based on recommendations from an independent advisory council.